TECHNOLOGY CHANGES

Draw a line to match the olden day item to its modern day item:
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TECHNOLOGY THROUGH THE AGES

My first thoughts: Write below your thoughts on what the above item
was used for:

After researching the item, describe its actual use:

With advances in technology, what has now replaced the item?

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TECHNOLOGY THROUGH THE AGES

My first thoughts: Write below your thoughts on what the above item
was used for:

After researching the item, describe its actual use:

With advances in technology, what has now replaced the item?

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TECHNOLOGY THROUGH THE AGES

My first thoughts: Write below your thoughts on what the above item
was used for:

After researching the item, describe its actual use:

With advances in technology, what has now replaced the item?

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TECHNOLOGY THROUGH THE AGES

My first thoughts: Write below your thoughts on what the above item
was used for:

After researching the item, describe its actual use:

With advances in technology, what has now replaced the item?

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TECHNOLOGY THROUGH THE AGES

My first thoughts: Write below your thoughts on what the above item
was used for:

After researching the item, describe its actual use:

With advances in technology, what has now replaced the item?

FORCES: Push and Pull Movement
Cut, sort and paste these objects into the correct box.

Push Pull Both

FORCES: Movement
What motion can you see in these pictures? Write them below:

Choose one and explain how it moves, in greater detail:

 REVERSIBLE AND
IRREVERSIBLE CHANGES
Matter can change its state when heat, cold, or pressure is applied.
Write down if the change that occurred is reversible or irreversible.

Whisking egg whites Boiling eggs

Chopping wood Evaporation of water

Adding salt to water Melting wax

Folding paper Freezing water to ice

Baking a cake Melting butter

Reversible *Folding paper (origami) - Reversible *Freezing water to Ice - Reversible *Baking a cake - Irreversible *Melting butter - Reversible
Answer key: *Boiling eggs - Irreversible *Chopping wood - Irreversible *Evaporation of water - Irreversible *Adding salt to water - Reversible *Melting wax -
 SORTING RESOURCES
Cut this page along the dotted lines to create your resource stickers.
Then, paste them into the columns they belong to.

NATURAL HUMAN CAPITAL

honeybees silo sunlight

farmer water accountant

tractor money driver

greenhouse gas farming tools

soil field trees

 OUR ENERGY
SOURCES
We get the energy we use from a various sources.
Sort them according to whether it's renewable or non-renewable in the columns below.

SUNLIGHT WOOD HYDRO ENERGY

BIOMASS COAL BIOGAS
ALCOHOL NUCLEAR ENERGY WIND
AIR PETROL GEOTHERMAL

RENEWABLE NON-RENEWABLE
 ENERGY SOURCES
WORD SEARCH
Circle words in the puzzle below

E N E R G Y N T W
S U L O A N A I A
O C E I S C L D T
L L C L A R S A E
A E T O H W O L R
R A R M A R I T R
R R I C O A L N A
Z G C H E A T Y D
C H E M I C A L W

energy heat nuclear water

solar coal tidal electric
wind gas chemical oil